JENNA BLUM is the New York Times and #1 internationally bestselling author of novels THOSE WHO SAVE US, THE STORMCHASERS, and THE LOST FAMILY; novella "The Lucky One" in GRAND CENTRAL; audiobook "The Author At Work: The Art of Writing Fiction"; memoir WOODROW ON THE BENCH: LIFE LESSONS FROM A WISE OLD DOG, now in paperback from Harper Collins; and the original WW2 audiodrama podcast THE KEY OF LOVE, available on all major listening platforms. Jenna is one of Oprah’s Top 30 Women Writers and CEO/ co-founder of the pioneering digital media platform for authors, A Mighty Blaze. Jenna is based in Boston, where she has taught at Boston University and Grub Street Writers for 20+ years, and she travels nationally and internationally as a professional speaker, represented by Authors Unbound and Harper Collins’ Speakers Bureau. For her first novel, Jenna spoke (in person!) to over 800 book clubs in the Boston area. Jenna earned her B.A. in English at Kenyon College and her M.A. in Creative Writing at Boston University, where she taught creative writing and journalism and was the fiction editor for AGNI literary magazine. Jenna worked for the Steven Spielberg Survivors of the Shoah Foundation for five years, interviewing Holocaust survivors and collecting their testimonies for historical archives. Jenna is also a devoted dog mom—first to Woodrow, “the George Clooney of dogs,” and now to her young black Lab Henry Higgins. Please visit Jenna at www.jennablum.com and follow her on Facebook (Jenna Blum), Twitter (@jenna_blum), Instagram (@jenna_blum) and TikTok (@jenna_blum).